Offer Bank of Georgia installments in your WooCommerce store
Let customers split a purchase into monthly payments through Bank of Georgia — while the bank pays you the full amount up front. Quickpay's free WooCommerce plugin adds განვადება as a checkout option in minutes.
Example plans. Real terms come live from Bank of Georgia's calculator and depend on the amount and your agreement with the bank.
You'll get the account details and your payment reference right after this
No charge until you receive your order
Paid in full
BOG settles the whole amount — the customer repays the bank
5-minute setup
Paste your BOG credentials — done
0% platform fee
We never touch your sales
Free on WordPress.org
One-click install and updates
What is BOG installment (განვადება)?
BOG installment, or განვადება, is a consumer loan from Bank of Georgia that lets a shopper pay for a purchase in monthly instalments instead of all at once. The bank pays you the full purchase price immediately and then collects the monthly repayments from the customer — so the credit risk sits with BOG, not with your store.
At checkout the customer picks the number of months from a plan list, and Quickpay fetches those plans live from Bank of Georgia's calculator rather than guessing at rates. The customer then completes the loan application on BOG's own page; if the bank approves it, your WooCommerce order is marked paid automatically through a signed webhook. Installments are typically the single biggest lever on average order value for higher-ticket Georgian stores — electronics, furniture, appliances — because they turn a large one-off number into a manageable monthly one.
The bank carries the risk, you keep the sale
Installments are the standard way Georgians buy anything expensive online. Not offering them costs you those orders outright.
Zero credit risk for you
Bank of Georgia settles the full purchase price into your account and takes on the customer repayments itself. If the customer stops paying, that is between them and the bank.
Higher average order value
A 1,200 ₾ product reads very differently as roughly 111 ₾ a month. Shoppers routinely trade up to a better model when the monthly figure stays in their comfort zone.
Reach buyers who cannot pay in full
A shopper who does not have the whole amount today is not a lost sale — with განვადება they can still complete the order rather than abandoning the cart.
Application, approval, order marked paid
Quickpay connects WooCommerce and Bank of Georgia's installment API with a ready-made module — no complex code to write or maintain.
Customer picks a plan
They choose BOG განვადება at checkout and pick a term from the plan list Quickpay fetched live from BOG's calculator.
The bank reviews it
The customer completes the loan application on Bank of Georgia's own page. BOG approves or declines — you are not involved in the decision.
You get paid in full
On approval BOG settles the whole purchase price to you, a signed webhook fires, and WooCommerce marks the order paid.
Built around how installments actually work
Not a card gateway with a different label — the plan calculator, the amount limits and the product-page pricing are all handled.
Live plan calculator
Plans come from Bank of Georgia's own calculator API and are cached briefly, so the monthly amounts shown are the real ones, not estimates.
Monthly price labels
Show “from X ₾/month” on product and category pages so shoppers see the installment option before they reach checkout.
Native WC payment method
BOG განვადება shows up as a real gateway option in classic and Blocks checkout, with full HPOS support.
Express Buy Now
Add an installment button directly on product pages, so a shopper can start the application without going through the cart.
Reliable order sync
Loan approval can take longer than a card payment, so signed webhooks and a cron fallback keep the order status correct however long it takes.
Amount limits handled
The method hides itself automatically on carts outside Bank of Georgia's eligible range, instead of failing at the last step.
Full styling control
Button colors, radius, labels and custom CSS, all from the settings page.
Georgian & English
Checkout and admin strings ship in both languages out of the box.
Test mode
Try the full application flow with test credentials before switching your store to live.
Start offering განვადება in 5 minutes
Activate the BOG Installment module in one click — no developer involvement or complex configuration.
Arrange installments with BOG
Ask Bank of Georgia to enable online installments on your e-commerce account.
Add the BOG Installment module
Activate the module in your Quickpay dashboard and paste in your BOG client ID and secret.
Install the plugin
Install the Quickpay plugin from WordPress.org and connect it to your Quickpay account with an API key.
Turn on monthly labels
Enable installment labels so product pages show the monthly price, then start taking applications.
What you need
Installments have a couple of constraints that plain card payments do not — all of them enforced for you.
Installments are one of three BOG products
Part-by-part and standard card payments are separate modules — and they use the same BOG credentials you already have.
BOG Installment module pricing
One license per domain, with a free tier for low volume and discounted longer billing periods.
Questions, answered
When do I get my money with BOG installments?
Up front, in full. Once Bank of Georgia approves the customer's application, the bank settles the whole purchase price to you and collects the monthly repayments from the customer itself. You are not waiting on instalments to arrive.
Who decides whether the customer is approved?
Bank of Georgia does. The customer completes the loan application on BOG's own page and the bank runs its own assessment. Your store is never involved in the credit decision, and the order simply stays unpaid if the application is declined.
What order amounts qualify for BOG installments?
Bank of Georgia's online installments apply between 45 ₾ and 15,000 ₾. Quickpay hides the method automatically on carts outside that range, so a customer never picks it only to be rejected at the last step.
Can I sell in installments if my store prices in dollars or euros?
No — Georgian installment plans are quoted in lari, so the method is only offered when your store currency is GEL. Your BOG Card module still accepts USD, EUR and GBP for ordinary card payments.
Can I refund a BOG installment payment from WooCommerce?
Not from the order screen. Bank of Georgia does not expose a programmatic refund endpoint for installment loans, so an installment refund has to be arranged in BOG's own business portal at bonline.bog.ge. Card payments through the BOG Card module do support one-click refunds from WooCommerce.
What is the difference between განვადება and part-by-part?
Standard განვადება is an interest-bearing consumer loan over a longer term, so the customer repays somewhat more than the cash price. Part by Part (BNPL) is zero-interest over a shorter term — the customer pays exactly the cash price. They are separate Quickpay modules and you can offer either, or both.
Start offering BOG installments in WooCommerce
Create a free Quickpay account, activate the BOG Installment module, and install the plugin — most stores are live within minutes.